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Operations Director Mr. Stark described a program of roof assessments and repairs driven by earlier limited warranties and wet insulation issues. The district retained May's Consulting to assess roofs and prepare bid documents; the board approved an amendment to that contract to design and RFP roof work that cannot wait until the larger 2026 bid cycle. Mr. Stark said two Kauffman High School roofs were identified as needing urgent replacement because they include skylights and window connections that require immediate engineering and replacement.

The board also approved the first guaranteed maximum price (GMP) related to the South Addition project with Robertson Construction. Mr. Stark said GMP No. 1 covers primarily site work and early procurement of long-lead items such as HVAC equipment and electrical distribution panels; he estimated the early procurement/GMP package at approximately $6,000,000, subject to city permits and schedule. If permits proceed on schedule, the district expects to break ground in April and to manage subsequent GMPs as the project progresses.

Finally, the board approved design and public-bid work to replace three internal scoreboards (one at each high school). Mr. Stark said the existing scoreboards are more than a decade old; replacing all three this calendar year will simplify maintenance and solve software and parts issues.

Board action: The superintendent recommended approval of items 11a through 11d (roof assessments/RFP design amendments, GMP No. 1 for South Addition early packages, and scoreboard work). The board approved the package by a 5-0 vote.

Why it matters: The approvals fund immediate repairs for aging roof systems and commit early funding to a major building addition; the GMP includes early procurement that reduces schedule risk for long-lead mechanical and electrical components. Board members asked about schedule and permitting; staff reported confidence that permits and site work can proceed in time for the intended ground-breaking.

Ending: Projects will proceed into procurement and public bidding phases; the district will return with further GMPs and contract documents as work advances.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Education Meeting: March 10 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The board approved amendments to design and bidding work for roof replacements, authorized early procurement and a guaranteed maximum price (GMP) for site work tied to the South Addition (approx. $6 million for early packages), and approved work to replace three high-school scoreboards. The items passed 5-0.","taxTitle","Dublin City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio","taxId",14474,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6286235,"Dublin officials outline use of Title I and IDEA funds; IDEA part B totals about $3.8 million",192,4508000,4700000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2563669-68e9891e28e3d2797a55cfd307671229&start=4508&end=4700","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2563669-68e9891e28e3d2797a55cfd307671229/thumbnail_4508000.jpg","/articles/6286235/Ohio/Dublin-officials-outline-use-of-Title-I-and-IDEA-funds-IDEA-part-B-totals-about-38-million","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6286235-cc45b43162fedfebd9f84172186fb288/orig.mp4?Expires=1771198313&Signature=Mp8nTa5~TUDmBaaXM86PlL30ouQ4gTFQslsfuQy20diBqZyKQrOKujhtqxidQrgpV8DGoH90AQ0aVWMiY0rAkjm7wEhi8~G25LNjUgyGzsHRBom2V6w-PejHZTDdxr4llXoEZp94-w53lIz-oZ7ysWQvM3sVyJ60R9EQcRkfSfdIrjuTHT3py~PImeGTNZa4ea~coz6ElYaExpMjwYcbTNt0svpupGuxKW3zk4gexFWiusFMTA8O67wXtrjwzc6jJMaIOeo8IzNAcVN0hLrxq2TgYn5Q1vOUacDyeEvGmhCemJGu3iOKvTGX64QNEz0ao0H8NY4fRQiUKmaafjz~GA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District staff briefed the board on federal funding programs and how Dublin targets those dollars to student services.

Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Marple explained that Title I funds are concentrated at four elementary schools — Daniel Wright, Hopewell, Old Sawmill and Riverside — and are used for staffing (math support teachers), instructional supplies, professional learning and community engagement events such as family math or literacy nights. Marple said Dublin focuses federal Title I funds on early intervention to achieve the greatest impact given the district's overall budget.

In a separate presentation, Mr. Andres summarized IDEA Part B funding for students with disabilities, saying the district received about $3,800,000 this year. He said roughly 86% of that federal allocation supports personnel (18 intervention specialists, 10 classified special-education support staff, and four special-education administrators), about 12% funds purchased services for students who need out-of-district or specialized programs, and roughly 2% covers the proportionate share for nonpublic schools (St. Brigid participates).

Mr. Andres also explained the maintenance-of-effort (MOE) requirement under IDEA: Dublin's MOE for the prior year was about $48,000,000 in state and local spending on special education, and the district must not reduce that effort in ways that would jeopardize grant eligibility.

Why it matters: The presentation quantified how federal dollars supplement district services — particularly special education staffing and targeted elementary interventions — and clarified that federal grants make up a relatively small share of total program costs. Board members asked why Title I funding emphasized math; Marple said some literacy supports are already provided districtwide and Title I must be used for \"above and beyond\" services that the district does not otherwise provide.

Ending: No board vote was required on the presentations. Mr. Andres said the district will continue to return to the board each summer with required IDEA contracts and proportionate-share items.","District leaders described how federal Title I and IDEA Part B funds are used in Dublin City Schools: Title I targeted at elementary math supports, community engagement and professional learning; IDEA Part B funds pay roughly 86% for special-education staff, with the grant totaling about $3.8 million this year.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6286239,"Dublin board launches 90-day compliance review, flags potential policy changes ahead of state and federal mandates",267,2686000,2953000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2563669-68e9891e28e3d2797a55cfd307671229&start=2686&end=2953","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2563669-68e9891e28e3d2797a55cfd307671229/thumbnail_2686000.jpg","/articles/6286239/Ohio/Dublin-board-launches-90-day-compliance-review-flags-potential-policy-changes-ahead-of-state-and-federal-mandates","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6286239-249fc5650911e5dfedbaf2051e243e19/orig.mp4?Expires=1771198313&Signature=P~Vl4zidX5nW8FaCsxAQAvPoJoWv7slaZZVb-WYQ44W8dY0EFvqn-55mTyy-mQ7O5Ys49h6lDvGQjrVm0u2juFOhBzkSlkpcNcw9LOPDwzoCqXkIi~tiRe87DKfhayHCyb-mevBQSg4MYetoxqbH0o-a1SbPDjMu6Cd~e0pUemtbYysdGryD8oinwJ52cNIui289UEQSn1EOPlnSzPK5XU85jWsezEdR-ARVEu30SCiOw~ocOLCHlrpZ5DTVpwdDcdBs3PJvijWtErCp4APn6D-G9u7hPC08bHK56I7kVos-jg~Bw4dkQhSHejXujMsXBaNasM61Yq4hitBg7KJJug__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Dublin City Schools board on Monday directed district leadership to complete a comprehensive compliance review within about 90 days to ensure policies, curriculum and public-facing materials match new state and federal guidance and forthcoming requirements.

The compliance review, described to the board by Superintendent Dr. Marshhausen, will cover a wide range of items including the Parents' Bill of Rights policy required by the state, curriculum and classroom/library materials, personnel and vendor hiring practices, cached web pages that may remain publicly accessible, and other documents that legal counsel identified for review. Dr. Marshhausen told the board the district aims to present a checklist and findings at the June 9 board meeting.

\"We would like to go through that checklist... and have that to you within 90 days,\" Dr. Marshhausen said, summarizing the district's timetable. He said the district will appoint point people for each area, work with legal counsel on open questions and be mindful of potential costs for attorney time and staff hours.

Why it matters: State and federal policy changes and related guidance are already filtering to local districts, and Dublin leadership framed the review as a way to avoid legal risk and ensure continuity of services. The superintendent noted the district is preparing for the July 1 requirement to adopt a Parents' Bill of Rights policy and for other possible mandates that could arrive in the state budget or via legislation such as Senate Bill 113, which board members discussed as a potential driver of curriculum review.

Board members pressed for specifics about likely actions and cost. Board member Mrs. Messick asked how much direct action the board might need to take, and Dr. Marshhausen said some items will require policy changes (for example, the Parents' Bill of Rights), others will be operational, and legal review will determine where contracts or instructional materials must change. Mrs. Messick and others asked about estimated legal costs; Dr. Marshhausen said some counsel time will be shared with neighboring districts and pledged to provide a quantified total of legal hours and fees at the end of the project in June.

District staff emphasized that some work will be technical and time-consuming rather than political. Dr. Marshhausen and other administrators noted the need to preserve public records even when material is removed from public-facing web pages: cached pages may need to be retained as records but not kept accessible by default.

The board discussed next steps and agreed to proceed with the review. Dr. Marshhausen said the review will help the district be ready for likely changes and to implement any required policies and notifications in advance of statutory deadlines.

A set of follow-up items the board identified included: naming point people for each review area, estimating counsel hours and cost (to be reported in June), and preparing the Parents' Bill of Rights policy language for board consideration before the July 1 deadline.

Ending: The board did not take separate formal votes on the review beyond the district's stated plan to deliver the checklist and recommendations to the June 9 meeting. Board members framed the work as preventive and called for regular updates as counsel and staff work through the list.","Superintendent announced a district-wide compliance review to align policies, curriculum, vendor practices and web content with new state and federal guidance, with a target report to the board on June 9. The board discussed budget, staffing and legal costs tied to the review and agreed to proceed.","actionData","errors"]

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Board approves design and early procurement for roofs and South Addition; authorization includes ~$6 million early work

Dublin officials outline use of Title I and IDEA funds; IDEA part B totals about $3.8 million

Dublin board launches 90-day compliance review, flags potential policy changes ahead of state and federal mandates